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Archive | 2014

Access to Subsidized Certified Improved Rice Seed and Poverty Reduction: Evidence from Rice Farming Households in Nigeria

Bola Amoke Awotide; Taiwo Timothy Awoyemi; Aliou Diagne

This study assessed the impact of access to Subsidized Certified Improved Rice Seed (SCIRS) on poverty reduction among rice farming households in Nigeria, using cross-sectional data of 563 rice farmers selected from three states, representing the three major rice producing ecologies. Due to the problem of endogeneity and non-compliance, this study adopted Local Average Treatment Effect (LATE) estimation techniques to provide a reliable estimate of the impact of access to SCIRS on poverty reduction. The study showed an observed increase of 20 % in output for all the respondents. Farmers in the treated group had a 15 % increase in rice output and an 11 % increase in income after the intervention. Poverty incidence, and depth and severity by gender and rice ecologies reduced among the treated after the intervention. The result of the LATE estimate showed an impact of US


Global Journal of Agricultural Sciences | 2005

Measuring technical efficiency of urban farms in Uyo metropolis

Nsikak-Abasi A. Etim; E. J. Udoh; Taiwo Timothy Awoyemi

221.98 on revenue from rice production. However, the impact on revenue was higher among the male-headed households (US


Archive | 2011

Impact of Access to Subsidized Certified Improved Rice Seed on Income: Evidence from Rice Farming Households in Nigeria

Bola Amoke Awotide; Taiwo Timothy Awoyemi; Aliou Diagne; Vivian E.T. Ojehomon

441.41) than the female-headed households (US


Archive | 2010

Spatial dimension of poverty in rural Nigeria

Oluwakemi Adeola Obayelu; Taiwo Timothy Awoyemi

142.16). The intervention was also pro-poor in nature, as it had a higher impact on the poor (US


African Journal of Economic Policy | 2006

The decomposition of income inequality by sources of income: the rural Nigerian experience

Taiwo Timothy Awoyemi; Adetola Adeoti

430.07) than the non-poor (US


Gene Conserve | 2008

Adoption of improved cassava varieties and its welfare effect on producing households in Osogbo ADP zone of Osun State.

J. O. Amao; Taiwo Timothy Awoyemi

97.60) farming households. Therefore, granting farmers’ access to SCIRS can be a route out of prevailing poverty in Nigeria. This study recommends that the existing seed certification and subsidy system should be properly monitored and implemented to ensure that farmers get access to seed of good quality at the right time and at affordable prices.


2013 Fourth International Conference, September 22-25, 2013, Hammamet, Tunisia | 2013

Agricultural Technology Adoption, Market Participation and Rural Farming Households’ Welfare in Nigeria

Bola Amoke Awotide; Aliou Diagne; Taiwo Timothy Awoyemi


Journal of Crop Improvement | 2012

Access to Certified, Improved Rice Seed and Farmers' Income in Nigeria

Bola Amoke Awotide; Taiwo Timothy Awoyemi; Aliou Diagne


Quarterly Journal of International Agriculture | 2013

Impact of Seed Voucher System on Income Inequality and Rice Income per Hectare among Rural Households in Nigeria: A Randomized Control Trial (RCT) Approach

Bola Amoke Awotide; Taiwo Timothy Awoyemi; Kabir Kayode Salman; Aliou Diagne


Archive | 2012

Effect of Income Diversification on Poverty Reduction and Income Inequality in Rural Nigeria: Evidence from Rice Farming Households

Bola Amoke Awotide; Taiwo Timothy Awoyemi; Aliou Diagne; Florent-Medagbe Kinkingnihoun; Vivian Ojehomone

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